Frasers Hospitality is expanding globally through collaborations with capital partners and third-party hotel operators that complement its operational excellence within the extended stay segment.
Over the past 18 months, on top of its ongoing focus of opening new properties in key gateway locations, Frasers Hospitality acquired its inaugural premium rental apartment assets in Shenzhen, China and Osaka, Japan, respectively, together with joint venture partners.
Frasers Hospitality has launched a number of openings recently, including Fraser Suites Al Liwan Bahrain, pictured
In addition, as an extension of its current extended-stay portfolio offering, Frasers Hospitality is partnering with Yotel to launch the brand’s first Yotel property in Japan in early 2025. The site was acquired and developed by Frasers Hospitality, and is strategically located within walking distance to Tokyo Station, at the city’s most popular dining and shopping enclave.
Frasers Hospitality opened three new properties in Bahrain, Chengdu and Shanghai in 1H2024, with an additional nine properties scheduled to open in the next two years across China and Vietnam.
Recent openings by Frasers Hospitality include Modena by Fraser Nansha Guangzhou, Fraser Place Wujiaochang Shanghai, Fraser Place Chengdu, and Fraser Suites Al Liwan Bahrain.
In May 2023, Frasers Hospitality made its maiden acquisition of premium rental apartment assets in China and Japan with a combined asset value of approximately S$170 million (US$125.9 million). Both the 325-unit premium rental apartment in Shenzhen, China, and the 124-unit premium rental apartment in Osaka, Japan add to Frasers Hospitality’s expanding portfolio in North Asia with close to 3,400 units in 16 properties across China, Japan, and South Korea.
Over the next four years, Frasers Hospitality will open another 20 properties, including the nine properties scheduled to open over the next two years.
Eu Chin Fen, CEO of Frasers Hospitality, said: “Our recent partnership with Yotel in Japan and joint ventures formed in China and Japan exemplify our ability to forge strong alliances with industry leaders. Concurrently, we continue to deepen our presence in existing cities with more properties slated to open in the next few years.”
Frasers Hospitality is expanding globally through collaborations with capital partners and third-party hotel operators that complement its operational excellence within the extended stay segment.
Over the past 18 months, on top of its ongoing focus of opening new properties in key gateway locations, Frasers Hospitality acquired its inaugural premium rental apartment assets in Shenzhen, China and Osaka, Japan, respectively, together with joint venture partners.
In addition, as an extension of its current extended-stay portfolio offering, Frasers Hospitality is partnering with Yotel to launch the brand’s first Yotel property in Japan in early 2025. The site was acquired and developed by Frasers Hospitality, and is strategically located within walking distance to Tokyo Station, at the city’s most popular dining and shopping enclave.
Frasers Hospitality opened three new properties in Bahrain, Chengdu and Shanghai in 1H2024, with an additional nine properties scheduled to open in the next two years across China and Vietnam.
Recent openings by Frasers Hospitality include Modena by Fraser Nansha Guangzhou, Fraser Place Wujiaochang Shanghai, Fraser Place Chengdu, and Fraser Suites Al Liwan Bahrain.
In May 2023, Frasers Hospitality made its maiden acquisition of premium rental apartment assets in China and Japan with a combined asset value of approximately S$170 million (US$125.9 million). Both the 325-unit premium rental apartment in Shenzhen, China, and the 124-unit premium rental apartment in Osaka, Japan add to Frasers Hospitality’s expanding portfolio in North Asia with close to 3,400 units in 16 properties across China, Japan, and South Korea.
Over the next four years, Frasers Hospitality will open another 20 properties, including the nine properties scheduled to open over the next two years.
Eu Chin Fen, CEO of Frasers Hospitality, said: “Our recent partnership with Yotel in Japan and joint ventures formed in China and Japan exemplify our ability to forge strong alliances with industry leaders. Concurrently, we continue to deepen our presence in existing cities with more properties slated to open in the next few years.”